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Congratulations, @Cadgirl! Sounds like it’s been a big year! I’m glad you’re having fun!
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Nice job, @Brian2501! Sounding things out is a skill that I need to develop!
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Hi, @JustonRigdon! Welcome! Have fun playing!
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That’s a great routine! What a great way to train your ear! I think I’m going to add this to my routine, too. Thanks for the idea!
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Congratulations, @xiao-bai!
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Thanks, @Bill_Brown! The PRS is a delight to play. I was fortunate to find it for sale, barely used. It’s a Custom 24 Piezo, which along with the dual humbuckers has piezo elements in the saddle of each string (which sound a lot like an acoustic pickup) that you can blend in with the magnetic pickups.
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Nice job, @SgtSwug! For me, it’s harder playing for family than for strangers!
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That was great, @Marty69! I loved the instrumental arrangement!
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Nice job, @Owen_D!
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That was really nice, @jonathandavid! I loved your phrasing and I loved the part where you were working the chord shapes. There was a lot of feeling in it. And you did a great job recording the lovely tone you achieved on your Taylor!
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That was some sweet improvisation, @charlie_d! I loved your phrasing. And your tone on the nylon string Takamine was lovely! You did a great job recording that…
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I loved it, Loraine! I thought your note choices were great! There were some sweet phrases in there. And I loved that you worked the scale vertically and horizontally. I think that was really impressive for your second posted improv!
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He lightly puts his fingers across all the strings and then strums or chucks with the right hand. If you lay more fingers lightly across the strings, the muting of the strings is more effective. It’s fun to strum rhythms with the strings muted like that.
Nice Blue Dog on your photo! 🙂
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Thanks, @Moonhare!
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Thanks, @Marisa! I appreciate it!